Edenbrooke
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Fairhurst. I had no choice but to put my hand in his and let him lead me to the dance floor.
This was most unexpected. As he led me to the line of couples, I frantically searched my memory for the list of his faults I had compiled earlier. But I couldn’t think clearly while standing across from him, waiting for the music to begin. I was nervous—very nervous. I had never danced with Philip before, and having him watch me with those familiar eyes was making my heart race. I took a deep breath and ...decided I would pretend he was any one of the ordinary men I had danced with that evening. In fact, I wouldn’t even look at his face. I would look at his cravat and say nothing.
The music started. I stepped toward Philip as he stepped toward me. I kept my eyes fixed on that perfectly tied cravat. I could do this. I could pretend he was a stranger and never meet his eyes and never feel anything at all while dancing with him.
But I had not taken into account one important fact: Philip did not dance like any ordinary man I knew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fairhurst. I had no choice but to put my hand in his and let him lead me to the dance floor.
This was most unexpected. As he led me to the line of couples, I frantically searched my memory for the list of his faults I had compiled earlier. But I couldn’t think clearly while standing across from him, waiting for the music to begin. I was nervous—very nervous. I had never danced with Philip before, and having him watch me with those familiar eyes was making my heart race. I took a deep breath and ...decided I would pretend he was any one of the ordinary men I had danced with that evening. In fact, I wouldn’t even look at his face. I would look at his cravat and say nothing.
The music started. I stepped toward Philip as he stepped toward me. I kept my eyes fixed on that perfectly tied cravat. I could do this. I could pretend he was a stranger and never meet his eyes and never feel anything at all while dancing with him.
But I had not taken into account one important fact: Philip did not dance like any ordinary man I knew.
What to read after Edenbrooke?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julianne Donaldson to read onlineMoreLess
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